They imagined a classic house that looked like a centuries-old Cape Cod cottage. This vision led to the creation of a home in the shingle style typical of the area, defined by an inviting country porch and an asymmetrical arrangement of windows that playfully counterbalances the symmetry of the double-gabled volume.

A similarly styled carriage house and a pool cabana/guesthouse fill out the campus, which also includes a winding drive, fieldstone walls, an Olympic-length pool, and extensive landscaping. Careful master planning created linkages between these elements, screened them from streets bordering the property on three sides, and seamlessly connected them to the water.